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EAST SrRRY, Jan. sth, 1887.

Mr. Editor:
noticed the article from your Brewer
correspondent, which | will take the trouble
to in,estiga,e He SAYS that the statement
THAT there are three hundred rum-shops IN
Bangor is not fact and TO prove t.makes
the assertion that two policemen told him
that there we're only one hundred. will
simply say that have consulted old resi-
dents Of Bangor.an the lowest estimate has
been two hundred and fifty. and one Woo has
he opportunity to know put it at three hun
dred. hIch was the number | gave; and
vii further say that for the last three wears,
most of my time has teen spent IN the city
Of Bangor, aud my business has taken me
in every part of the city, and think know
much about the cry as any policeman,
whatever; and tie advice that "our friend
viii b, more careful in the future" 'does not
take" Though ! never use any iutoxics-
ing liquor, | can show cur wise friend in
Brewer more than thirty private houses that
sell the ardent, which have discovered by
entering SAID houses when my business
called
am Wiling to sanction all good that may
belong Y the good city Of Bangor, but TO
say that only one hundred viii number the
liquor traffic 81, too thin
rHo~ \. CRABrREE.
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ciab.e on Thursday evening last, in Masonic
Hall. The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold one at same place and same evening of
next week.
A New Years ball, at Music Hall, was
given for the benefit of Mr. Thomss Hill,
who is suffering from protracted illness.
Large granite contracts have lately been
taken BY parties here.
Jan. 7.
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Z hIHFhlli
/ Tne following officer. Of BluehiI Lodge
/ l. O. O. F. were installed last Thurs,
/ evening, l., y u g. NJ, \. Long ID
I y. " Bunker, y G Irwin II. Harding
/ V. 6 y iIrck,,, r s; j y. Miller, +
/ ) F, 7. Merrill. F. &. 5 O,sund, ". ; 5.
I X Chase, O. G f. X H~rrck, |. g ; r
1 :. O~-,oud, K s \. G.; f.. +. C"nhrs. l..
/ =. y G. z. ). Parker. K ). Y. G.. ". f..
/ GnudIe, l. 5. Y. & j. II. Johnson, ).
I ) F. u. Long, l.. ) ). \. Long, Chap.
! For The fifth time death ha, entered lie
ranks Of the G. A. K Post. and called a
veteran % the otter shore. Comranr Al
Tin, H. Carter, late Of Co. f., 9th Maine
Y lS and a charter mr. mhrr.ani Past Chap
Ian Of the Post, dl-d tirt'r before noon
on TUESDAY, Jan. 4. For years he has not
been in good heath, suffering from the IF
feet, OF a wound IN lh- iefI thisn near the
knee received ~ the charge upon tnr rebel
eorks at R,ppthannotk alton. Va, Nov.
:. lS63, and from ecz"ma. attracted during
hi, service 10 the army. Ga FRIDAY. D-c.
81 F. he gave an account Of The battle II CT
tsburg : he saw It. before the scholars of
The Ao 4demv, and was down to the po-t-ut
ficr afterwards. That night he had very
sever" emu anu was N MUG" p''" . 'tu'"'N
aud SUNDAY, aud 10 relieve. IN part the pam
an injection of morphine was gwen. After
~. Influence of I'M, hai n,,.rd ava, h. did
ma, fn,l, recover consciousness. and proh-
ab,v di-d from concession of thu. brain and
pneumonia. acting upon con~tItn ION en-
te-hl-d is long continued, and Iucurabe dis
EASE He wa q member of thu Baptist
H. nj H.. ", n,urh missed i, iii hnt by
nnpe 80 much u, in ,ha pn,t H.. was hurl.d
SATURDAY aitttnoon, WITH the ceremonies OF
me brand Army. me memnrrS q "hIch "trr
uhremittng ~ Their care. tie leaves wd-
~ ,T,. o1,,,,,n,,,,;,,. =, ,ha,r .tIl.c,,,n
"'o' =" =. ~
-. S,.,.t,,'
evening. Commander Collins of the Posi-
At Csstine. wa present and gave the BOYS
Il very iuteres,in, account OF the working
of mortar boat in the hombardm-nt of
r",,s A'oh an" p, "'i'p' a"u gu
D u "'Ss''i "i tnT l. I'",''h ">'' W ave
II" ie'iaFns' a"'' amer t"e ''"'e "
f"st the c"HIe ahd oedhs "e'e o'ou5"t
on NO d0"9hh"S
Cold weather for week.
~
ing pup y '"e -hIauehs P'opo,e y '''u
an ehtei aihuhrnt F'iias evening" '".'' IN l.
III ire oap'is' cnap1,' :" aSsIs' '"e"i ~ pro-
curing an organ. vs. WISH ''e'h success
If the clerk of the weather don't stop the
wind our snow,wlll be all mixed up
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The new Babcock press, upon which the
Bar Harbor Record is TO be printed, has ar
rived and is being set up in the brick block.
Earth is being shipped to Bar Harbor
from Sullivan hy the schooner load for grad
ing purposes. IL is worth fifty cent? wag-
on load, when delivered.
Alley, OF the St. Sauveur, is putting in
steam heat in his hotel so that travelling
men may have comfortable place to stop
in the winter.
The prospect for good business next
season never looked better than now Real
estate here never was held firmsr.
Hon. J. H. Drummond OF Portland, was
in this place IN Saturday, IN order to look
after The interests of certain land owners in
connection with the projected sewer.
Those who doubt that Bar Harbor is des-
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DOn'f Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in expert
mcnting when Your lungs are in danger. Con
sumption alwats seems at first. ONLY cold
Do not permit any dealer to impose upon YOU
with some cheap imitation of pr. kny'> New
Discovery for Cons umptiOn. coughs aud "idN,
but be sure YOU get the genuine. B"cHu~" he
can make more profit he may tell YOU he haN
something lust ~ good. or Just the same.
Don't be deceived. but insist upon getting Or.
KIug's New Discovery which j. guarantee to
give relief in All Throat, Lung aud Chest alice
lions. Trial bottles free al G. y. FHrchvr'-
Drug Store.
Chronic nasal catarrh positively cured by
Or. Sage'- Remedy.
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pam
of cutting teeth II So send at one and get a
bottle of Mrs. Winsluw'- soothing syrup Tor
Children Teething. It, value is incairulant. IL
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Deucnd upon it, mothers there is no mistake about
it, II cures dvsentcry and diarrhOea regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie, -uttenS the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone ana
energy to the whole system Mrs. NtusluW'S
soothing >yrup for children Iccthng Is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription OF one 81 tnf
oldest and best female NURSES and physicians IN
the tnitcd states and is ;nl sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price - cents Il bottle
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tined to be "summer city" should observe
the army of men who are engaged this win
ter in erecting buildings and improvements.
will occur next Thursday afternoon and
evening, the installation in Masonic hall
and the ball at the Grand Central.
Mr.. Galert of Ellsworth, was recently in
this place for the purpose of deciding upon
a location for store which he proposes to
run permanently here.
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Green's Landing.
Jan. 10.

Green's Landing.
The burning of Ned Smal's house, store
and barn al Sunset, during the past week,
was an exceedingly ptiful occurrence. The
fire took place at near midnight, catching. as
is supposed from the chimney between the
ell (uhere the store was kept and barn. The
buildings were all connected, and the con-
fiagration, when discovered by Mrs SmalI's
aged mother, was under such headway that
the family had but little more than time TO
escape with their lives. Mrs. Small who is
very i'll from recent confinement, had to be
carried in the arms of her neig hbors to the
nearest house. Mr.. Small had horse, COW
and poultry burned. well as sleigh, horse
sled, wagon quite stock of store goods, and
nearly every article of ouSehold furniture /;
it is said there is small insurance on goods,
but none on dwelling.
The cornet band held very pleasant So
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Resolutions Of Respect.
HEADQUARTERS JAMES A. GARFIELD POST, NO. 46,
DEPARTMENT OF MAINE, G. Al.

LEWIS FRIEND,
OWEN BY RN.
l. j. WYNN An,

q
Whereas-AD mother comrade of our Post, and the
third of our charter members, has been called
from the Of this world, and now answers to
roll-call on the other shore, therefore be it
Resoired-That in the death of comrade and Past
Chaplain, A.bina II. Carter this Post has sustain
ed severe loss, and the community has lost
whom it viii not soon forget. As a soldier
drawer left the state of blaine. As a comrade he
had many valuable traits: regular in attendance
when health would permit; an outspoken defend.
er of the dag he fought braycly to sustain, and
of the rights of his former comrades In arms
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FRANKLIN

Mr. f. W HamIin viii commence >avin.-
spool Wood next Wednesday. The teams
are all hautng t. the mil and i, looks some
thing Ike business
Clark \ Scammnn are saving {. w. Nor
rsons spool wood at the Morrison mill He
has about 2jO cords to haul to the mil. Two
young men from Hancock have nkrn it to
haul with team Of six oxen. They are
working with Sled seven feet in width.
which is subject of considerable comment.
Have mercy on the swampei
The measles are making thorough can
vsss in Egypt. three or four in a tamii, being
taken wl,h them al one time. They are hav-
Ing almost good circulation MIR
Shut-'s patent kettles and potato Washers.
but they are not qui'e 50 convenient.
L. Alden was in town last week introduce
ing and making sales Of his patent book
holder, etc.
Their i social meeting at the Baptist
church every Sunday forenoon. The church
is without pastor during the winter but it
is expected that Mr. Bowler will be with US
again about March l, to spend the summer
season. II. A. :.
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Prof Langley's New Astronomy paper in
The stars" and the author pays special atten-
ton to the work Of American astronomer, in
spectro>copy. The illustrations include re-
production Of an Instantaneous photograph of
a flash Of lightning.
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Mr.. Z. l.. Young. Milbridge, in renewing
his subscription 10 the AMERICAN writes:
| cannot get along without the AMERICAN.
| take four weekly papers and one monthly.
but among them all the AMERICAN j. my fa-
vorife-one that | look forw ird TO each week
l would an expected friend. knowing that
when it does arrive shall be cheered by the
words of kindness and advice which its pages
contain.
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lIetiiaBI

The .elecfmen have appointed Gro. 7.
G,od~ in town treasurer TO serve out the
uuexpred term Of Daniel Condor, deceased.
NJ. john Trueworthy ia, been commis-
siored postmaster.
Mr. Ellen F., widow Of James r Pink
ham. died DEC. 20.
4 music class has been formed in town
taught by Mrs. Carter Of Bangor
rhrr~ was ball at the Woodland House.
jan. }. Thirty couple. csm- from Bangor
and returned special.
Mr. E luard r Ellington Of D.xmont,
was in town over Sunday.
The report tina, Mr. j. b. Burrl had
failed was eutirrl, Without foundation. Nj
b Irrlli IS not only safe and reliable man,
bit is doing safe business.
Mr. Geo. A. Gilmore Of Fersu. FAILS.
MINI. reached here on the Sth inst, after
having been DELAYED BY railroad disaster
and the snow bIockade in the West.
Mr.. y. P Libby. the teacher in district
NJ. 6. was able TO resume hi. duties on the
l0lh int, after resting two weeks.
C. C. Gambler has returned from Bar Har-
Dor where he has been at work.
Rev. s. w. Chaplin filed the pulpit last
Sunday, the first time for several weeks.
rne congre CATION was unusually large and
appreciatlve the sermon vas one of the
best.
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Mr.. S. H. Rodck Of Bar HarbOr who has
taken rooms at the Augusta House. will re-
main here the greater part of the session look
ing after the interests of the Rodick> relative
TO the supply of wafer for the famous summer
resort. Al present they furnish the water for
Bar Harbor. drawing il from Eagle Lake. A
company now appears and wishes TO obtain a
charter TO take wafer from the same lake to
supply the town. This will BIZ resisted by Mr..
Rodick.-D Daily Kennttec JouTndi.
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Master Clarence DesIslP. son of MIR. f. &.
DesIsle. OF Isle au Haut. returned home last
Tuesday from Boston. " here he has been for
some time under the treatment of DIR. Derby
and DIR. Williams. Master DesIsle had his
ewes badly poisoned last summer by wild mer-
curry. and il was feared that he would become
totally blind. The sight of the left eye has
been DESTROYED but. by skilful treatment. the
other ha> been preserved. The do,sors under
v hose care lie has been deserve great praise
COR their skll.-M. Desert Herald.
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Rio Janciro-In port Dec b. bark j y Dresser
Parker
Ar Dec II, bark Julia, Jordan, Boston
>urinaln-sd Dec l.. brig Eugene Hale Hand.
ing, iSu-tUn
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Lii /. aid AMI saturlar nirht l,st wns ,h

was in this city on Thursday of last week.
Senator Burrill and Representative Wis
well returned TO Augusta on Monday last
There wa, quite heavy fall of snow on
Sunday night last.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. II. Richardson are visiting
relatives in orringt'n.
a McCa>ln OF West Surry recently killed
hog fifteen months old which weighed 535
lbs.
The Womau'> Relief Corps. of this city
has contributed sI25 towards the soldiers
monument.
The Methodist SUNDAY school will have Il
concert al the Methodist, church next Sunday
evening.
tn" Off 'cr> Of the w. II. c. are requested
To meet Friday afternoon, at their usual time
and place.
uon James i. Davis ha~ been re-apponttd
County Treasurer, for the new term commenc-
ing Jan. /. 1885,.
Nm increase Of pension has been allowed TO
Mr.. John NJ. Vessel, of Brook>vle.
The steamer Queen City. of the Bangor
and Bar Ilarhor line. ha> been sold. to 20 to
I Providence. H. |.
Monday mornings train from the west WAS
behaved m hour or mere by the snow storm of
the ni4ht bctnrc,
! -Thr Deer Isle Gu.cHe SAYS IL. 7. Lufkin
4 ha> sold any-half Of Mil leland 10 Major Buell.,
! Of Wa>hu-ton.tor $3.50. The island ha, a sur
/ face of about four acres.
4 Cant. A G.. SAWYER. of Deer Isle intends
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Sundayin tbs Cnurun5s.
UNITARIAN CHURCH.


Every individual must at times in thought
stand apart from everything else. The soul
at such times asserts its individuality. 1t
stands distinct from all things else in the uni
verse and contemplat es its own mysterious ex-
istence. This individuality is the product OF
the ages. All that has transpired in the past
has had something to do in dcv clipping it and
making it just as it is. The variety Of thought
and action which characterize human life is
due to this individuality. No two individual.
can be the same in appearance or in thought.
1t Is as impossible 10 make all individuals think
and see just the same A. it is TO make all hu-
man countt nances appear Just the same in all
respects. Individuality will assert itself in
thought and action. The individual soul how
ever. must always feel itself related to the uni
verse and ali it contains. This relationship
rum from the lowest form that ha> existence
up 10 the supreme Power that oycrrue> all.
Whatever toll and pain come TO one affect all
individual, and the true pleasure aud grarifi,,-
tion that come To one affect all because Of tl,i>
far extending relationship. The laws of the
universe are friends TO the indi, idua and
when obeyed in truth are productive Of Il lofty
individual existence. The individual however
has the power TO oppose Itself 10 those thin->
that tend 10 develop it, own higher life II
then chooses the rough and DOWN. ard WAY Of
life which promise, temporary qualification
but tends in reality TO dc.r;dlt,on aud r,mor>r.
A. God i the fountain of lif, 80 he i the hope
OF the indi, ual. The divine nature in every
human being strives not in vain Thi> indi, ID
Al e.. i. Ia l
i'll the great process of events going on in The
universe and having eternity for il duration
of existence.
The people Of this city were shocked on
Thursday morning last to hear Of = serious and
painful accident TO VIM. Il. Campbell. ESD.
Register Of Deeds. Mr.. Campbell was walk
ing down Main street, and when nearly abreast
of the Boston Clothing store. he slipped and
fell on the icy sidewalk. fracturiag the bone in
the stump leg, which was lift him by the
fortunes OF war. lie was taken up aud car
ried home. where The fractured bonr " ~ cared
for 10y DR.. ilodskin>. In his misfortune Mr..
Campbell. who i yer, cheerful and a. com
Portable n can be expected ha> the apathy
and best " i>he- of the entire community.
on FRIDAY afternoon last Rev. Il. W. say
age, with sixteen misses belonging To- Mrs
Walker'> class i'll the Unitarian >unda, school.
went 10 Waithmn on a ride. taking supper at
Mrs. Fox. The vehicle in which they rode
hay-rack suitably fitted mp for the occasion. was
drawn by four horses. We hear that The, had
a Jolly time and jiujgin- by the manifestations
of enjoyment which greeted our ear a. Ne
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Sure cure for blind bleeding, and itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst cases
of ten wears standing. No one need suffer ten
minutes after using this wonderful Kinks Ger
man Pile Ointment. 1t ab>orbs tumors. al
lays the itching at once, acts as poutice,
gives instant relief. Kinks German Pile Oint-
ment is prepared only for Piles and itching of
the private parts. and nothing else. Every
box is warranted BY our Agent. Sold by
Druggists; sent by mail on receipt OF price soc.
and Sl.00 per box.
DIR. C. o. BENTON, PROF.
Cleveland, o.
= All diseases Of lower bowel.
including pile tumors, radically cured Book
OF particulars, 10 cents in stamps. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, \. Y.
Be Your Own Doctor.
1t won't cost YOU one half aS much. Do not
delay. Send three cent stamps for postage.
and We will send you DR.. Kaufmapn's great
work, fine colOred plates, from life, on disease.
its causes and home cure. Address A. p. ord
way 4 Co., Boston, Mass
Always avoid harsh purgative pills. They
first make you sick and then leave Won consti.
pated. Carriers Little Liver Pills regulate / he
bowels and make you we'll Dose. oa. pilI
For sale by S. ID. Wiggin.
Hop Pdsters arc New England produc-
ton from fresa Hops, Burgundy Pitch and
Gums,
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When Baby SICK we gave her Cs.toria,
When she was 4 Child she cred for astoria,
When she became Mas sue r.rus to astoria
When sbs had Children sac gave them CastoriA
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Prof. Moody of Bangor is very success
fully teaching music in the public schools in
this city and also to private class of gooily
numbers, deyoting one day in week, (Tuc>-
day to his professional labor> here. He i
evidently doing good work which i much
appreciated. not only By his immediate patrons,
but by all who are cognizant of the good re-
suits he is accomplishing.
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4. Foster e Son are Agents for Morton
greenhouses and can furnish flowers of all
kinds at short notice. Gm44k
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II. II. SowLE.
A tOrney 4 Counselor at Law.

Peters Block, Corner Main and state Streets
Ellsworth. Maine.
Aa- Prompt attention given to all matters in.
trustsd, 2Off
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$1,000

have the largest and hes. assortment Of lager
rings ever shown in Ellsworth and would like to
sell the above amOEat by January ist but don't
expect to. Como N and look at them +. T.. JOY
tf49 Corner of Main and state Sts.
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We are indebted to Hon. S. L. Milliken
for a very useful U. s. map.
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Hon. Hai>ey |. Boardnan. senator from
Boston. who has just been unanimously elect
ed President of the Massachusetts State sen
ate, is the son-in-law Of Mr.. Gcor=e Human.
formerly of sullivan. his wife being Mr.. Hin
mans only daughter. who with her daughter,
are frequent summer Visitors al her native
place. sullivan. The last summer vacation
was passed by them at Southwest Hnrbor with
mine host. Capt. Clark, OF the island House.
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AIKF IELD' y! U, NU-, :. =.
&. q. GREEN, Dear Sir:-Your A"Ie Col
queror knocks the ChiIlS and Dumb Ague
every time. | warrant every bottle and it
never fails. | have cured eases where guinne
had no effect whatever.
Yours resp'y, W. III. SHAW Il co.
VI 40 o w
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A stranger i VERY sick at SWEETS board
ns house in This city. who y-ry fooli>bh
brought hi- troubl-, Oh himself. He came
from Bangor and while in that city. or on The
train between there and here. while pretty
fun with beer. he laid a WAGER that be could
eat two quarts Of y-ters and drink Il pat If
whskey AT one meal = ii were. He won the
wager, but his act has brought him almost TO
deaths door. Verify John g. >tXe was not
far wrong when he said: drinking habits
bring man too often to hi bier.''
Lovers OF good music should not fail 10
improve the grand opportunity which i now
being presented to them by Mr.. Moody Of
Bangor. teacher of vocal and instrumental mu-
-c. Mr.. Moody has already a class Of about
sixty members. who meet every Tuesday even
Ing, At the Congregational ye>try. in this city.
and cordial invitation i extended to all who
are interested in music and who are not. A. vet.
member Of this class, to come and Join. with
out further invitation. A. teacher of music.
Mr.. Moody stands at the head Of hi profession.
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Miss Pam Tia u. Whiting Of th- cjt> ha,
most eenerou>, presented to the Grammar
school in district No. 8. in ~ hi,h -r = pupil.
very valuable upright piano. Th, beautiful
and timely present j. mos, highly appreciated
hy both teachers and scholars ho are rInphat-
ic in expressing their gratitude for the kindly
deed. Beneyoience j. always coinmcudlhi.
but beueyolence exercised in % practical
and sensible manner A. ha> been done in this
case. should be especially recognized and APP
prcciaIed by all who have The best Interests Of
our city At heart.
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FACTORIES !.

and ether new Industries
are topics that should in
terest every citizen of Els
worth and il is of as great i'm
porlanee TO ever! Nan.W oman
and Child TO know that the,
can get
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faithful servant - the Luri
" hn trusted Him ia love.
Has gone fn claim rich reward
To dwell with saints lhuyr
, 1887-07-16
acknowledgements

IAET bebendtgjGres herved i
49, Henhold til Coloniallovens 5 So,
at Diet paa Finantsministeriets derom
nedlagte allerunderdanigste Forestil-
ling har behaget Hans Majest@t
Kongen we'd Allerhoieste Resolution
af SIDE +. M. allernaadigst at stadfaste
de tvende af Colonialraadet for ST..
Croix we'd Eden Behandling den 4de
April d. A. ~vedtagne Till@gsbevil-
linger til Budgettet for Communen
ST. Croix for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1886 til Site Marts 1887,
nemlig henholdsvis under Post D. z.
"Militairudgifter', Post e. "For-
skjellige Udgifter" og Post F. "Byg-
nings- og andre ubestemte Udgifter",
tilsammen til Bel0b $1,O12 og under
Post d. 8. "Vejvesenet m. M" til
Bel0b $500.
Gouvernementet for de ansk.vestindiske
Der, st. Croix, den CITE JUL 1887.
G. H.